Sentence examples for more extensive pathological from inspiring English sources

More extensive pathological changes were present in 40% of livers (38 of 95), with almost half of these due to infection with Toxoplasma gondii (n = 12) or Capillaria hepatica (n = 5).

However, pathological studies often show more extensive axonal damage (Povlishock and Katz, 2005), which is unlikely to be fully reflected in focal microbleed signal abnormalities.

Promising prognostic biomarkers (to be further tested for their predictive ability) are emerging in the peripheral circulation [ 94– 97], and the accessibility of the synovial tissue through minimally invasive techniques [ 98] allows more extensive studies aimed at investigating the clinical and prognostic significance of different pathological features [ 99, 100].

It is recognised that the pathological processes leading to dementia and cognitive decline in ageing start earlier and are more extensive in the left medial temporal lobe [34] and that early signs can already be observed in post-mortem studies in the third or fourth decade of life [35], [36].

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".

It will be a more extensive procedure.

And yet it could be more extensive.

(Drop-off locations are more extensive).

Pike got far more extensive press coverage.

Al-Khārijah has more extensive ruins.